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The first is an animation - “5 facts you didn’t know about sex in Britain” which can be viewed above, followed by our interactive - “No sex please, we’re British!”, a quiz designed to explore your sexual attitudes against the Natsal findings, we also have an article - "Five surprising facts about sex and the pandemic" with our last but not least - "Sex stats for the British population" an interactive stats tool giving you access to all of Natsal-3 data in a fun and easy-to-use way.
Mae'r adnodd yma hefyd ar gael yn Gymraeg. | This resource is also available in Welsh.
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Five surprising facts about sex and the pandemic
Read now to access more details of Five surprising facts about sex and the pandemicSex is many things to many people. For couples it can be about desire and pleasure, fun and excitement, and sometimes obligation and duty. When it works it’s great.
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Sex stats for the British population
Take part now to access more details of Sex stats for the British populationThere are lots of myths and misunderstandings about sex and it can be tricky to get to the truth. This easy to use interactive tool gives you access to robust data collected by Natsal-3, a survey collected from thousands of adults living all over Britain.
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No sex please, we're British!
Take part now to access more details of No sex please, we're British!There have been major changes in sexual attitudes over the years, but what are the views of the ‘average’ British person in terms of sex? Try our sexual attitudes interactive 'No sex please, we’re British!' to see how your views compare to the majority.
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This work has been funded by a Wellcome Trust research enrichment public engagement grant. Grant number: 212931/Z/18/A
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